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kurtsson / jekyll-multiple-languages-plugin

I18n support for Jekyll and Octopress
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Default language doesn't reside on it's own folder #103

Open andreamoro opened 7 years ago

andreamoro commented 7 years ago

Apologies for repeating something known if any, but I'm fairly new to Jekyll. Currently using 3.5.2, which I noticed has not been mentioned as supported as of yet.

I need the default language - which I assume to be the first one listed in the collection - to reside under it's own separate folder. In my case I've a ["it", "en"] collection, but only the "en" subfolder is created under the _site subfolder.

Any idea?

emmerich commented 6 years ago

Yep, I had the same problem. It's an implementation detail of the library. I got around by specifying:

["en", "en", "fr"]

This generates a folder en and fr, and also generates the "default" files as en. Hope this helps.

ygd commented 6 years ago

would be cool if there is a more elegant way to handle this.

eg. you have subfolder_for_default_lang: true in your config and it generates subfolders for all languages. Nice would be if / would redirect to /default_lang via <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=/default_lang/">

levino commented 5 years ago

All languages should be in subfolders. It makes no sense to have a "special role" for the default language. One should use forwarding based on user agent from the domain.com/home to domain.com/language/home.

bpatra commented 5 years ago

Could be duplicated with #86 See the Klassnotfound fix.